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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1925

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Diamond Ring Seized In Inquest Into McClintock Death

Nurse Stella Costigan Carson testified at a Chicago inquest that Emma McClintock appeared dying before William D Shepherd removed a diamond ring from her finger and wore it. The hearing examined alleged conspiracy to obtain the McClintock fortune. other family members testified about jewelry and affairs surrounding the case.

Associated Press Chicago Stella Costigan Carson Linden Emma Nelson McClintock William .D. Shepherd Carson McCliintock Carew Shepherd McClintock

French Forces Defeat Moroccan Tribesmen in Rif War

Official reports from Rabat say French forces won several engagements against the Rif tribesmen. In one clash fifty tribesmen were killed, war matériel was seized, and prisoners were taken.

Paris Rabat French Morocco

Antis Mosquito Association Holds Annual Meeting

The Antis Mosquito Association conducted its annual meeting as officials hope the society will succeed in pouring oil on stagnant waters to curb pests, a move reflecting the group’s public health aims.

Antis Mosquito Association Boston Transcript

Aguinaldo Urges Veterans to Support General Wood

General Emilio Aguinaldo addressed the Veterans of the Philippine Revolution at Baguio and urged support for Governor General Wood and his administration. He said the group is nonpolitical but must work for national unity threatened by bickering, and praised the American flag as the greatest symbol of liberty. He stated that eventual U S independence would come when the time is right.

Associated Press Manilla Emilio Aguinaldo Baguio Luzon Island Wood Aguinaldo United States

District 16 Eastern Star District Meeting in Town

Mrs Elizabeth Kammann of Sioux City grand matron will attend the district meeting in the Masonic temple on Wednesday May 6. Vesta chapter 233 Creston handles arrangements as at least 150 delegates from Osceola Lorimer Winterset Murray Afton Orient Fontanelle Greenfield Massena Cumberland expected. Delegates dine at 6 pm served by Congregational church women. 250 covers. Afterward ritual work slated for the evening. Maude Bowers Orient instructor leads the event.

Elizabeth Kammann Sioux City Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Vesta Creston Osceola Lorimer Winterset Murray Afton Orient Fontanelle Greenfield Massena Cumberland Congregational Church Maude Bowers Ada W. Goodsell Afton Girls’ Glee Club Grace Giles McKinley Park Charles A. Hayden High ‘Cook Boys’ Glee Club Mise Harriet Goodsell Creston Night Hawks Brown Kiisinger Adam. Goodsell Afton Girla Ge Club Mrserace Giles Los Lyle Perry Ms Giles Creston Choral Club Myron Smith Irving School Theo Jennings Sterling Russell Hintz High School Harriet Goodsell Hayden Music Studios Helen Johnson Park Auditorium Ustume Orient High School Girls’ Glee Club Grace Hanson

Kerosene Explosion Kills Woman in Fort Dodge

Fort Dodge Iowa May 4 Mrs Fred Simpson 53 died hours after a kerosene explosion while trying to light a fire with a can. The blast burned her entire body and disrobed her while flames filled the room. Her husband tried to reach her but flames trapped him. She died at the hospital a few hours after the incident.

Associated Press Fort Dodge Fred Simpson

Motions to Strike Indictment in Stephenson Case

In Indianapolis on May 4 motions to strike out portions of the indictment charging D. C. Stephenson with first degree murder in the Madge Oberholtzer death were filed by attorney Eph Inman. A hearing was set for Saturday, affecting co defendants Ear Klinck and Earl Gentry, Evansville residents also indicted.

Associated Press Indianapolis Ind D. C. Stephenson Madge Oberholtzer Eph Inman Stephenson James A. Collins Inman Ear Klinck Earl Gentry Evansville, Ind

Hovious, Kent Man Dies After Hospital Stay

L P Hovious aged 50 died today at Greater Community Hospital after illness and surgery. He lived near Kent and is survived by his widow, his mother Mrs W Hovious, a brother S J Hovious, two sisters Mrs Ray Taylor Creston and Mrs M C Shively Medicine Lake Mont, and a niece Mrs Carol Fay Hovious Tacoma. Funeral time not announced.

L. P. Hovious Greater Community Hospital Hovious Kent W. ©. Hovious S. J .Hovious Ray Taylor Creston M. C. Shively Medicine Lake Mont Mrse Carol Fay Hovious Tacoma Wash

Creston Rally Tops Maryville In Openers Dusty Diamond Fight

Creston triumphed 10 to 6 over Maryville as players Harne Gidley and Conrad sparked a late surge. Conrad pitched to earn the win while Gidley and Carlson led the offense with multiple hits. Maryville scheduled to visit again June 21 after Creston hosts the House of David in late May.

Conrad Gidley Creston Welcher Mike Augustine Greenfield Carlson Augustine Coen Mike Ray Gidley Harne Hill Coleman White

Last Rites Held For Dr A J Myers

Funeral services for Dr. A J Myers were held at 2 30 PM at his home 512 West Mille Street with Rev W L Grinn of the Presbyterian church officiating Burial took place in Graceland cemetery Pall bearers were Ed C Keith Myron Smith Homer Harsh Scott Armstrong W N Patt and H Brown Honorary pallbearers included CC A Allen C W Blayney Scott Skinner W T Sadler George Corne ling Adam Pickett M F Black Ford Levy J C Sullivan and D Davenport

A. J. Myers West Mille Street W. L. Gqinn Presbyterian Church Graceland Cemetery Ed C. Keith Myron Smith Homer Harsh Scott Armstrong W. N. Patt H. Brown Honrary Cc. A. Allen C. W. Blayney Scott Skinner W. T. Sadler George Corneling Adam Pickett M. F. Black Ford Levy J. C. Sullivan D Davenport

May fete participants at Cornell College and honors

Miss Ruth Hannelly of Creston was among 164 physical education students at Cornell College Mount Vernon who joined a May Day fete for about a thousand attendees. The event featured The Fairy Doll. Miss Garne Tisue of Creston joined Jack-O-Lantern at Ames State College. Harry Cunningham and Hazel Russell obtained marriage licenses, and two Creston men pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor Burt's court, each fined $16 plus costs after arrest the prior Sunday.

Ruth. Hannelly Creston Cornell College Mount Vernon Miss Garne Tisue of Ewa State College Ames M. L. Burt

Creston Takes Third at Orient Track Meet

Creston high school placed third in the Orient track meet held Saturday with 23 points. Greenfield won with 30 points, followed by Stuart with 29. Creston’s competitors included Lloyd Hammers and Charles Walters, placing in events such as shot put and relays with Creston earning points in six of thirteen events.

Creston High School Greenfield Stuart Wih Creston Mt. Ayr Guthrie Center Kellerton Orient Extra Saltham Osceola van Meter Clearfield Griswold Cumberland Lenox Lloyd Hammers Charles Walters Gerald Cox Maurice Kenworthy Leslie Putman Francis Strance Robert Plowman Roy Frus Richard Greene Keith Hamiton Neville Orient Brittenstein Lutz Kellerton Cox Stuart Earlham Mt Ayr Lay Kenworthy Leach Guthrie

Swift Buys Iowa Packing Company Plant

Des Moines reports the Iowa Packing Company, in receivership for a year, sold to Swift and Company for 405000. The sale includes property real estate and commitment to pay market prices for products and livestock on site and in transit. Judge Wade must confirm the sale after ten days before transfer to Swift. Davis Hill of Baltimore represented Swift in the proceedings.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Packing Company Swift and Company Swift Rolf Wagner D. Smith Wade Swift & Co Davis Hill Baltimore

Des Moines Postmaster Thornburg Dies After Throat Infection

Funeral services for Postmaster Z C Thornburg will be Tuesday afternoon. Thornburg, 52, died after an operation to relieve an internal throat infection. He was appointed postmaster of Des Moines last year by President Coolidge on Senator Cummins’s recommendation and was active in political and educational circles. He was brother to State Secretary of Agriculture Mark A Thornburg.

Associated Press Des Moines Puneral Z. C. Thornsburg Thornurg Thornburg Coolidge Cummins Mark i A. Thornburg

Corn planting to begin in Union County this week

L. J. Nickle county farm bureau agent says corn planting will start at once with most Union County acreage in by end of next week if weather allows. Farmers weigh delaying for warmer weather while moisture is needed and frost damage is being assessed across orchards and fields.

Union County Werther L. J. Nickle Farm Bureau Mr. Nickle Nickle

Traffic In Arms Convention Opens at Geneva

The international conference for the control of the traffic in arms opens in Geneva with Count Henri Carton de Wiart delivering a strong opening. British and American delegates plan substitute conventions while arms manufacturers observe, and debates focus on revolutionary rights and potential diplomatic leverage.

Geneva Henri Carton de Wiart League of Nations Latin America Europe

Weather Warning for Light Frost in Iowa Tonight

Des Moines reports a frost advisory issued by Charles D. Reed of the U S Weather Bureau. The bulletin notes many areas fell to danger temperatures last night, but wind and moisture mitigated freezing and safeguarded fruit and garden crops.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Charles D. Reed United States Weather Bureau the Bureau

Paris Wards Nominate Women Candidates

Paris reports show women nominated in every ward, with a woman’s name at the head of all Communist suburban lists. Nationally the left gains appear limited and Communist presence unchanged. heavy voting across cities leaves many results to be tallied.

Associated Press Paris France Wome Paria

Creston Hosts First Girls Tennis Tourney May 9

Creston high school announces its inaugural girls tennis tournament for Saturday May 9 with 35 invited southwest Iowa high schools. Orient Osceola and Milas Ruth Horner lead the event with single and doubles play, using three Creston courts on Levy Street.

Iowa Creston High School Orient Osceola Milas Ruth Horner Miss Horner Irving School Creston Tennis Club Levy Street Sycamore Janet Hublin Mies Horner Miss Huhn

Lenox Edges Cromwell 3 2 In Narrow Baseball Win

Lenox defeated Cromwell 3 to 2 in a hard fought baseball game at Cromwell Sunday afternoon. Two hits and two costly errors gave Lenox the win in the first frame as Cromwell tightened its defense and held the rest of the game. Each team had four hits and four errors and both pitchers struck out nine. Lineups list Lenox Draper Hayes Montgomery Madden Campbell Ginn Haynes Rogers Brennan and Cromwell Mullin Brown Miller Kilgore Miller Herring Rhodes Mullin and H Miller.

Lenox Cromwell Cromwell Nine Draper Hayes Montgomery Short Madden Campbell Pistch Ginn Haynes Rogers Brennan F Mullin Brown L. Miller Kilgore R Miller Herring Rhodes Sparr Sed Mullin H. Miller

Unitarian Pastor Attacks Sunday Blue Laws

Des Moines May 4 The Rev Henry J Adlar pastor of the First Unitarian church attacked Sunday blue laws in a sermon calling the sabbath a human institution and emphasizing that state and civic authorities have no right to compel Sunday conduct. He warned laws restricting amusements on Sunday may drive people away from church.

Associated Press Des Moines Henry J Adlar First Unitarian Church Adiar

Music Week observed with citywide concerts agenda

Creeton and surrounding community observe the second National Music Week with a six concert downtown and park program. Trumpeters roam the city daily, a Maple street bandstand will host events, and multiple choirs bands and soloists perform through Friday with no charge.

Creeton McKinley Park Auditorium Maple Street Adams Montgomery Cresston Band Charles A. Hayden Misa Harret Goodsell Creston Night Hawks

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Maryville Kelly Horne Homer Roger Harne Raymond Gidley Carl Conrad Waked Harn Mauryville Harry Cunningham Diagonal Hazel Russell Southwestern Iowa Katherine Tissue Adnert Leonard Wilma Vetterick Gertrude Herbel Jennié Strance Mildred Krisinger Bessie Mudra Louise Grunnell Ruth Wilson Tok Alice Bell Dstrict Presbyterian Church Orchestra F. B. Agnew Creston Martial Band Baptist’ Church Rose Buredette Glee Club Lillian Cuba
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